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Election Guide
From voter registration to final certification — understand every step of the election process with our AI-powered interactive assistant.
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Everything you need to vote confidently
Our AI-powered platform makes the election process simple, accessible, and transparent.
Interactive Timeline
Walk through every phase of the election process from filing to certification with our animated timeline.
Explore timeline →Polling Station Locator
Find your nearest polling stations on an interactive map. Get alerts when you're near a voting center.
Find stations →Election Reminders
Subscribe to push notifications for important election deadlines like registration cutoffs and voting day.
Set reminders →Voter Rights Guide
Understand your rights at the polling place — what to do if you're turned away, how to request assistance, and more.
Learn your rights →Mail-In Voting Guide
Step-by-step walkthrough for requesting, completing, and returning a mail-in or absentee ballot correctly.
Learn more →Civic engagement statistics
- 240M+
- Eligible US voters
- 66%
- Voter turnout in 2020
- 50+
- States with early voting
- 1 Vote
- Can change history
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to common voting questions.
Am I eligible to vote?
Eligibility varies by jurisdiction, but generally you must be a citizen, meet the minimum age requirement (usually 18), and be a resident of the jurisdiction where you are registering.
How do I register to vote?
Most places offer online registration through the official election authority website, mail-in registration forms, and in-person registration at government offices.
What ID do I need at the polls?
ID requirements vary by state/jurisdiction. Common accepted forms include a driver's license, passport, or voter registration card. Check your local election authority for specific requirements.
Can I vote if I moved recently?
Yes, but you may need to update your voter registration. Some places allow same-day registration — check your local rules.
What is a provisional ballot?
A provisional ballot is used when there is a question about a voter's eligibility at the polling place. It is set aside and counted after election officials verify the voter's registration.
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